Gazibegović :: Jusuf Gazibegovic

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Jusuf Gazibegović (pronounced ; born 11 March 2000) is a professional footballer who plays as a right-back for 2. Bundesliga club 1. FC Köln. Born in Austria, he plays for the Bosnia and Herzegovina national team. Gazibegović started his professional career at Red Bull Salzburg, who assigned him to Liefering in 2018. Two years later, he joined Sturm Graz. In 2025, he moved to 1. FC Köln. A former youth international for Bosnia and Herzegovina, Gazibegović made his senior international debut in 2021, earning over 20 caps since. Wikipedia text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License - Full article

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Red Bull Salzburg

17/20

#25

UEFA Youth Lge 17/18

#22

UEFA Youth Lge 19/20

SK Sturm Graz

20/24

#11 Bundesliga 20/21

#22 Bundesliga 21/22

#22

Europa Qualif

#22

Europa League

#22

Champ Qualif 22/23

#22 Bundesliga 22/23

#22

Europa League

#22 Bundesliga 23/24

#22

ECL

#22

Europa League

#22

Champ Qualif

#22

Friendlies 24

#22 Bundesliga 24/25

#22

Champions

€2 M

1. FC Köln

25/now

#25 2. Bundesliga 24/25

#25 DFB-Pokal

Bosnia and Herzegovina

#6 UEFA U-17 17

#2 UEFA U21 Qual 21

#4 World Cup Qual 22

#4 Friendlies 22

#4 Nations Lge B 22/23

#6 UEFA U21 Qual 23

#4 Euro Qual 24

#24 Friendlies 24

#4 Nations Lge A 24/25

Appearances, goals and cards for Gazibegović

1. FC Köln
	1 Schwäbe - 2 Schmied - 3 Heintz - 4 Hübers - 6 Martel - 7 Ljub'ic - 8 Huse'ic - 9 Wald'dt - 11 Kainz - 13 Uth - 16 Obuz - 17 Paqarada - 19 Lemperle - 20 Pentke - 21 Tigges - 24 Pauli - 25 Gazi'ic - 26 Racioppi - 27 Rondić - 29 Thielmann - 35 Fink'fe - 36 Sponsel - 37 Maina - 39 Schmitt - 42 Downs - 43 Cube'ik - 44 Köbbing - 46 Kujović - 47 Olesen - 49 Telle - Coach: Struber

2. Bundesliga 2024/2025
	Braunschw - Darmstadt - Düssldorf - Elversbrg - Fürth - Hamburg - Hannover - Hertha - Karlsruhe - Köln - Kslautern - Magdeburg - Münster - Nürnberg - Paderborn - Regensbg - Schalke - SSV Ulm

Champions League 2024/2025
	A.Madrid - A.Villa - Arsenal - Atalanta - Barcelona - Bayern - Benfica - Bologna - Brest - Celtic - Cl.Brugge - Dinamo Zg - Dortmund - Feyenoord - Girona - Inter - Juventus - Leipzig - Leverkusn - Lille - Liverpool - Man.City - Milan - Monaco - PSG - PSV - R.Madrid - Red Star - Salzburg - Shakhtar - SK Slovan - Sparta - Sporting - Sturm Graz - Stuttgart - YB Bern

Past Squads on database

Football-Lineups